servantheart
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Joined: 10/26/2006 From: Houston, TX Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: pinkwind When i have a tearful or quiet period, right about the time my emotional self flagellation really hits the spot, Andy instinctively knows, and the kettle goes on, and a while is spent almost wordlessly drinking the resultant cuppa. After that while of quiet contemplation he generally turns to me and says "ok, now, start talking...", calm as you like. And i do, he listens 'til it's all out and then comes back with equally calm words of reassurance that i am not an idiot, that i should know better than to think i had upset him, did he look bothered, and when will i ever learn. That's the difference b/t men and women ~sigh~ Men are strictly logical. We women tend to read everything negative into a situation based on our feelings of worthlessness when there is absolutely no empirical evidence supporting any of it, and my Sir says the exact same thing..."Do I look upset? Did I say I was displeased?". And really, I should know better. I've experienced His displeasure, and believe me He is not gentle in those moments Sir usually deals with my self flagellation parties with humor and reassurance (though on one occasion He gave me a paddling which turned out to be a great catharsis for me). One time, as I knelt at His feet I told Him I felt like I was going to fall apart. He reached for something out of my visual field and told me not to worry if I did fall apart because "I can fix it!" I looked up to find Him holding a bottle of gorilla glue with a huge grin on His face. I couldn't help myself, it made me laugh (besides, He's warned me enough times that the jokes only get worse if He has to keep going )
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When you really trust someone, you have to be okay with not understanding some things. ~Real Live Preacher, Real Live Preacher weblog, 07-08-04; Anonymous author of RealLivePreacher.com
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